Rule of Nines and Parkland Formula: Burn Assessment and Fluid Resuscitation
This document provides a practical guide to calculating total body surface area (TBSA) burned using the Rule of Nines, along with fluid resuscitation calculations using the Parkland formula. It includes practice worksheets and detailed answers to reinforce understanding. Ideal for healthcare professionals and nursing students, this guide is essential for accurate burn assessment and effective fluid management in emergency settings.
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